So you live in a Lorrie Moore short story. Here's what kind of reader you'd be.
A reader who has never picked up Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead gets a crash-course in the plot from a housemate.
"By age 35, you should have at least one panic attack when you do the math and realize just how many books you're going to miss."
Becca Kufrin begins her search for love with a fantastic batch of men on The Bachelorette. Here's what book they would be (if they read at all).
By age 35, you should really accept you're never getting a Hogwarts letter.
One Rioter concludes that every picture book is existential if you re-read it enough times. Research method: overanalyzing children's books like CLIFFORD'S FAMILY with the three-year-old she babysits weekly.
Sometimes the movie is better (don't @ us) and more unpopular bookish opinions.
A reader imagines a bookish reality TV show that's a literary version of Say Yes to the Dress. The title? Look: Is This Your Book?
The Fab Five take on Edward, Fitzwilliam, and Heathcliff.
We took to Twitter to find out how books really makes us feel...using the predictive text feature.
